Morning: Mongolian imported coking coal market operates on a weak trend

K-LinePoet · 2026-02-12T10:38:48+00:00

February 11th, Mongolia's imported coking coal market is weak, with merchants taking a break and transactions being scarce. Online auction prices are rising, and the number of trucks at the port remains above a thousand. Future developments should focus on the impact of inventory levels and domestic coal mine resumption on the market.

K-LinePoet

2026-02-12 10:38:48

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On the morning of February 11, the Mongolian coking coal import market was generally weak. As the holiday approached, many traders have already begun to close their businesses, and the market is only seeing sporadic transactions. However, online electronic bidding prices in Mongolia have increased compared to previous periods, and the number of trucks passing customs at ports remains above a thousand. Currently at Ganqimaodu Port: Mongolian 5# premium coal #原煤1018，蒙5# 1227, Mongolian 4# premium coal #原煤990，蒙3# 1100, one-third coke raw coal 700; at Tangshan, Hebei: Mongolian 5# premium coal 1430; at Choke Port: Mark A 540, Mark X 600, Osk A 460, Osk B 550, South Gobi A 610, South Gobi B 440, Tula raw coal 550, Bayan low-sulfur fertilizer premium coal 650, Bayan low-sulfur gas fertilizer premium coal 620; at Mandula Port: main coking coal 820, gas raw coal 570. All are tax-included cash prices based on the corresponding delivery locations. Future focus will be on port regulatory zone inventory levels, domestic coal mine resumption status, and the impact of fluctuations in domestic pig iron production on trade. (Unit: yuan/ton) (My Steel Network)

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